🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <30ju63$qos@alnitak.usc.edu>,
Luigi Manna <manna@alnitak.usc.edu> wrote:
>
>   I'm planning a stargazing night the weekend of August 13-14 which
>will include ( if we're lucky ) some meteors from the Perseids whose
>peak is in August 11-12. The question is: Does anybody know of 
>any good place where this can be done in Southern Cal ? It should
>be accessible by car, pretty clear at night and available to
>camping. 

Mt Pinos or Mt Frazier.  Also Lockwood Valley...all are easily
accessible from the 5 freeway not far from Gorman.  This is the area
the L.A. Astronomical Society uses, and is about midway between
Bakersfield and L.A., so gets about equal light pollution from both.

Joshua Tree is another good choice...

--Rob



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